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Music Feature Finn Riggins
People voting Jackson county election headquarters
U.S. Marijuana Map
U.S. Marijuana Map
U.S. Marijuana Map
U.S. Marijuana Map
American activist Lori Berenson was released from prison Monday.
American activist Lori Berenson was released from prison Monday.
A student paddles by a glacier in the Alaskan rain forest.
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Former President George Bush at a book signing for his new memoir, Decision Points. Photo courtesy allvoices.com
Former President George Bush at a book signing for his new memoir, Decision Points. Photo courtesy allvoices.com.
Congressman Greg Walden congratulated SOU for their work with the ROTC program. Photo by Emily Albertson/The Siskiyou
Cartoonist Leigh Rubin cited his children as a big inspiration. Photo by Emily Albertson/The Siskiyou
ASSOU Senator Tamara Beardsley expresses concern for ASSOU's work. Photo by Emily Albertson/The Siskiyou
The director for the Emerging Media Digital Arts program is Robert Arellano. Photo by John Crow/The Siskiyou
Eliza Schaff was told Nov. 9 that she couldn't come back to class. Photo courtesy elizaschaaf.com
ASSOU Senator Paul Jenkins talks with CPS Director Steve Ross at Thursday's rally. Photo courtesy elizaschaaf.com
Dream Act supporters in southern California. Photo courtesy latimes.com.
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Yemeni protesters rally for government reform in the nations capital, Sanna, Sun., Feb., 20
Yemeni protesters rally for government reform in the nations capital, Sanna, Sun., Feb., 20
Bahrainian protesters celebrate as political allies of demostrators finalize their demands with government officials Sun., Feb., 20.
Bahrainian protesters celebrate as political allies of demostrators finalize their demands with government officials Sun., Feb., 20.
Iranian protests mostly were met with force as local police, and military attempted to stamp out many demonstrations before crowds grew to large.
Yemeni protesters rally for government reform in the nations capital, Sanna, Sun., Feb., 20
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Annie Formanek and Katie Bergbauer sitting together
The Flaming Lips. Photo courtesy of discosalt.com.
Native American Student Union hosted the 19th annual Spring Powwow last weekend at Southern Oregon University.
Native American Student Union hosted the 19th annual Spring Powwow last weekend at Southern Oregon University.
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Photo by Jordan Anderson/The Siskiyou
Photo by Jordan Anderson/The Siskiyou
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Photo by Jordan Anderson/The Siskiyou
Photo by Jordan Anderson/The Siskiyou
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Photo by Troy Goosen/The Siskiyou
Photo by Troy Goosen/The Siskiyou
A fire extinguisher in one of Southern Oregon University's residence halls
Jay Mullen, a former CIA operative, taught African history at SOU from 1990 to 2011
SOU Professor Doug Chapman assists Phoenix High School student Andrew Vargas during the 2010 forensics lab
Gentlemen, start your engines ... the starting line of Ashland’s 3rd annual Monster Dash, where a motley collection of pirates, zombies, werewolves, swamp monsters, and other Halloween ne’er-do-wells gathered to raise money for the Ashland Schools Foundation.
Vice President of Student Affairs Jonathan Eldridge gave a presentation on the proposed Wellness Recreation Center to the Associated Students of Southern Oregon University during their Senate meeting Tuesday night.
Peter Bolton (left) owns the Playwright, a new pub on A Street in Ashland. Christopher Wells (right) tends bar.
An artist’s rendering of the proposed residence hall complex. The new hall, located in the bottom center-left of the graphic, would replace the aging Cascade Complex (not pictured), which currently uses over 60 percent of the university’s steam heat generation. The project is expected to break ground next April, and be operational in fall of 2012.
The logo for Phronesis, a local student-led community activist organization that has a hand in many protests both in and around Ashland.
Buttercloud Bakery is a small, artisan bakery in Medford that focuses on local, high-quality products.
A collection of sculptures created by Ashland artist Meera Censor depicting famous humanitarians such as Gandhi, Mother Teresa, and others, is now on display at the Hannon Library, following a dedication ceremony on Nov. 4. Censor, a 66-year-old Ashland resident, began the 21-sculpture collection in 1997 with a bust of Gandhi.
Beatriz Abella (left), an SOU senior, and Mandee Light (right), an SOU junior, will be performing at Carnegie Hall on Dec. 18. The pair were one of several first place winners chosen in the American Protégé International Music Talent Competition.
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps cadets Shane Corley (left) and Matthew Witt (right) at the Veterans Day Reception in the Rogue River Room of the Stevenson Union on Thursday, Nov. 10.
Don Karns (left) preaches in the courtyard of the Stevenson Union while SOU student Brod McLaughlin (right) puts a more positive spin on things.
The music scene at Yogurt on the Rox, a new restaurant in downtown Ashland that specializes in frozen yogurt.
SOU students Ben Harrison (left), Ian Keusink (center), and James Selby (right) during a wood cut put on by the Jackson County Fuel Committee.
SOU student Edwin Meyer splits wood at one of the Jackson County Fuel Committee’s weekly wood cuts.
Pirates to Raiders is a new program at Talent Middle School designed to help minority students gain admittance to SOU.
Evangelical speaker Nick Vujicic giving a presentation to “I Heart Ashland” volunteers on Saturday. Organized by local faith-based organizations, the day of service was a part of the larger “Heart Campaign” based out of Bend, which seeks to “facilitate positive change through days of volunteer service and dynamic community events,” according to the event website.
SOU Professor Carissa Sojka will be teaching a new class on transgender theory in Winter 2012.
SOU sophomore, RaTanya Newsome dodges opposing players during the game on Saturday. Photo by Troy Goossen/The Siskiyou
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